This is certainly.. different for Natalie. I can't tell whether I like it or not, I'll need to see the editorial to get a full picture of what they were going for.
It's nice but everything about the choice of cover shot and text placement just reminds me too much of The Edit, as opposed to Porter. I miss when Porter would do more closeup cover images. But yeah... don't hate it!
Maybe it's just my mind, but here, she looks like a prostitute hanging out on a sunny day, when the going is still good, feeling free... before night falls and the work begins.
Yeah, I see the tawdry undertones as well, it's not to my taste. I think it's the amateur hair and make-up. The concept does show promise though. Cass Bird is on a roll again with Porter and Missoni. Hope she'll keep it up.
I can't figure out why but something doesn't work here for me. Is it the sexy rockabilly/Carmen Miranda-esque pinup styling on Portman? Maybe she looks a little uncomfortable, or is it the composition? Can't put my finger on it...
I love it! It's great to see a totally different side of her. And I think she was starting to feel a lot older than she actually is. This is fresh and versatile.
Yeah, it's kinda trashy ... but she's Natalie Portman - nobody could ever really think of her as inelegant.
BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS Photographer: Yelena Yemchuk Stylist: Cathy Kasterine Hair: Teddy Charles Make-Up: John McKay Models: Estelle Nehring, Astrid Holler, Emma Riskin & Natalie Ogg
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